Oh, you already had GOTO @LOOP on line 7. You were supposed to put the GOSUB -inside- the main loop.

Replace GOTO @LOOP1 with RETURN and put GOTO @LOOP in line 9.

Make one a subroutine.

Counts up for a second, then resets to zero. Are you supposed to see it counting up? If not, then you could put the PRINT in line 14. IF NV!=ONV THEN LOCATE 0,0:?"FPS";FPS;" ":FPS=0

SPOFS, not spots.

What did you type for ON? I might be able to help.

ON redirects the program to different labels depending on the value of the variable put into it. It will go to the first label if the value of the variable is 0, the second label if the value if the variable is 1, etc... There's also an in-game help feature that tells you how to use the command your cursor is on.

There's a break in the center where the background tiles don't match up.

Did you type LEFT or #LEFT?

And the sprite commands changed too so SPSET and SPANIM will produce errors. SPREAD(0),X,Y should be changed to SPOFS 0 OUT X,Y.

Take away the 3 zeroes at the end of your BGFILL command. It's all combined into one number in SmileBASIC. http://smilebasic.com/en/reference/ There's also an in-game help menu that will display the info for the command your cursor is currently on.

Same as before, 1, 2, 4, and 8. Alternatively you could use #UP, #DOWN, #LEFT, and #RIGHT. SmileBASIC has constants like that for every button except start and select.

Interesting!

Type GPAGE 4,4:GCLS before you enter the Smiletool.

It would be easier if you started on G0 or G1, just make sure you load it with GRP4 before the filename and it'll load into the sprite layer.

Unless you want to use 4 sprites.

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Copy the strawberry sprite to the next 3 spots in the sprite sheet (GRP4) using GCOPY and make your sprite's width 64. Take a look at SPSET (2) here: http://smilebasic.com/en/reference/#sprite Justin, you should use SPSET 0,0,0,32,16 for your Ness sprite.

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